Gemeinschaft als Ressource? Engagement und Freiwilligenarbeit im Strukturwandel des Wohlfahrtsstaats

Dyk, Silke van; Haubner, Tine

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-22444-8_12

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“…Dans cette perspective, le travail bénévole est à saluer et à promouvoir. D'autre part, le travail bénévole peut également être une conséquence de la suppression de prestations sociales étatiques ou d'un manque de ressources (van Dyk et Haubner 2019). Dans cette perspective, le travail bénévole remplace les prestations professionnelles (rémunérées).…”

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Animation socioculturelle enfance et jeunesse. Résultats de la première enquête nationale suisse

Gerodetti¹,

Fuchs²,

Fellmann³

et al. 2021

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Animation socioculturelle enfance et jeunesse. Résultats de la première enquête nationale suisse

Gerodetti¹,

Fuchs²,

Fellmann³

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“…Aside from platforms, voluntary engagement has also been treated as a valuable resource by (local) governments and policy makers in contemporary welfare states (Van Dyk and Haubner 2019 ). Van Dyk and Haubner argue that in Germany, voluntary engagement is increasingly treated as a ‘productive resource’ (264) in a context of demographic change and increasing care deficits, for example emphasizing the ‘productive potential’ of retirees (264–265).…”

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Platformization in the third sector

Mos

2021

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In addition to platforms in paid consumer transactions, recent years have seen the rise of platforms operating in the third sector. This raises questions on how these platforms are embedded in urban spaces as well as how they reconfigure social relations in the city. This article aims to address these questions by examining how volunteer platforms (re)organize civic and social engagement in the city and how volunteering and civil society relations are encapsulated as a platform transaction. Specific attention is paid to the role of Berlin-based volunteer platform GoVolunteer in response to the 2015 refugee 'crisis' in Berlin, which spurred the emergence of spontaneous citizen initiatives and a lack of state coordination. By providing a logistical solution to this social-urban crisis the platform aimed to act as digital intermediary in a time of political chaos. As GoVolunteer developed after the peak of the crisis, it leveraged on the multitude of third sector organizations present in the city, established a large team of interns carrying out the daily operational tasks behind the scenes, and developed partnerships with the Berlin Senate.

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“…3 2 Die Gründe dafür liegen nicht nur in der zunehmenden Alterung der Gesellschaft und dem möglichst langen Verbleib in der eigenen Häuslichkeit, sondern auch in veränderten familiären und nachbarschaftlichen Strukturen. 3 Aus der Perspektive "from below" ist es einerseits wichtig, die Eigensinnigkeit und Freiwil ligkeit Engagierter hervorzuheben, auch in Abgrenzung von Aktivierungs-und Produktivi tätsdiskursen (Karl 2006;van Dyk/Haubner 2019). Andererseits soll nicht unsichtbar gemacht werden, dass diese Freiwilligkeit bedingt ist, da sich die Bearbeitungs strategien der Leute gesellschaftlichen und institutionellen Rahmenbedingungen anpassen müssen und sie so Ressourcen auf eine bestimmte Art und Weise nutzbar machen müssen: "Wie organisieren die Leute ihren Alltag in der neoliberalen Produktionsweise […]?…”

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Jepkens¹,

Sehnert²,

Rießen³

2022

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What kind of benefits does volunteering (not) entail from a volunteer’s point of view? What barriers to their involvement do potential volunteers face? The project ‘Ehrenamt der Zukunft’ (Voluntary Work of the Future) explores these questions empirically from the users’ perspective. Neighbourhood assistance for older people serves as the field of investigation. Based on the results of this study’s empirical analyses, a conceptual model for the structure of future volunteering opportunities is developed. This shows how flexible and, at the same time, reliable ‘voluntary work of the future’ for the promotion of elderly people’s social participation can be achieved. Thus, volunteering should not only have a value and be flexible for (potential) volunteers, but should also be effective and reliable for service users.

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Gemeinschaft als Ressource? Engagement und Freiwilligenarbeit im Strukturwandel des Wohlfahrtsstaats

Cited by 29 publications

References 21 publications

Animation socioculturelle enfance et jeunesse. Résultats de la première enquête nationale suisse

Animation socioculturelle enfance et jeunesse. Résultats de la première enquête nationale suisse

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